What should the "ideal" comprehensive check list include?

If they're like the other relocation companies, you can ask to background check the tenants.

However, it’s important to ensure the area is safe. in those areas I would recommend checking local crime statistics on SpotCrime. you can use this link for an example,to get detailed information: https://spotcrime.com/map?

If something happens and someone is injured due to over occupancy you could open yourself to legal liability and you would have to check with your insurance policy to see if you are covered since you knowingly would be operating for more occupancy than permitted for the structure.

I understand not buying more up there, but your initial investment there will turn out well.You can check out the BiggerPockets video podcast and leave a comment if you have questions. 

Mark Vorkapich of Gladstone Strategieshttps://www.gladstonestrategies.com/I do agree with the above on checking with your current CPA to see if they have a preferred provider - sometimes it is easier and with better results if your team already has a good relationship. 

If it is getting capital to start: will Tom write checks to your deals?  

I’ll have a little bit of work to do at the house before it’s rental ready your welcome to pop in and check it out or we can try and grab a coffee one of these mornings 

Besides being surprised that the numbers were not better, he had no other comment (he found zero issues).thanks I just asked because I was hunting for a cabin just north of Tahoe but have not checked insurance yet

I have found a well-made checklist for you to go through: https://www.nar.realtor/law-and-ethics/cybersecurity-checkli...I'd like to emphasize on some point though.Section A:- These are non-negotiable.